N+one

N+one operates several Tier III+ data centers in Morocco and ranks among the major technology players in hosting and cloud infrastructure on the African continent. The challenge was to build a B2B corporate site worthy of a tech leader: project an image of innovation, reliability, and digital sovereignty, while making sharp technical topics (PUE, N+1 redundancy, ISO 27001 certifications, IXP connectivity) accessible.

Audiences are multiple and demanding: CIOs of large Moroccan accounts, international integrators, telecom operators, specialized press. Each expects a different level of information. The site had to orchestrate this complexity without falling into jargon, respecting premium tech visual codes while delivering flawless performance.

I built the site on Webflow, a strategic choice combining design freedom, native performance, and post-delivery editorial autonomy. The design plays on modern typography, a signature dark palette, fluid GSAP animations, and micro-interactions that pace reading without distracting.

Information architecture rests on three entry points: services (colocation, private cloud, connectivity), proofs (certifications, infrastructure, partners), and resources (white papers, case studies). Product pages use a modular component system letting the marketing team quickly publish new offers. I integrated HubSpot for B2B lead qualification, Organization and Service structured data for SEO, and a gated white paper download system. Core Web Vitals were optimized on both mobile and desktop.

Delivered: a B2B corporate site on Webflow, organized around three entry points (services, proof, resources), with HubSpot integration for lead qualification, gated white paper downloads and Organization and Service structured data. The site is still live at nplusone.ma.

Webflow was chosen for a specific reason: to let the marketing team publish new offers and update pages themselves using modular components, without going back to a developer. The three-entry structure lets each audience (IT directors, integrators, telecom operators, specialized press) find the level of technical detail relevant to them, from service pages down to certifications.